draggle-tailed in a sentence

Definition

Draggle-tailed: adjective describing something or someone that is wet, dirty, or disheveled, often as a result of being exposed to rain or mud.

The old dog wandered through the park, looking rather draggle-tailed after the rain.
After the storm, the once pristine garden was left draggle-tailed and in disarray.
She emerged from the muddy trail, her dress draggle-tailed and her hair a tangled mess.
The children played outside until they were completely draggle-tailed and covered in dirt.
Despite their draggle-tailed appearance, the puppies were full of energy and ready to play.